PU timing belts offer high oil resistance and clean operation while delivering a lightweight drive system. Polyurethane is the ideal material for this application. They are also able to be joined together to create seamless timing belts. Generally, they are direct from the mold.

The name of the game is the thermoset polyurethane material, which provides an abrasion resistant surface. Aside from its abrasive properties, it also provides a tough tooth surface that is resistant to shock load applications. Besides, the material is also resistant to UVA and UVB rays. It is also anti-rust - a boon in the harsh environments found in the food and beverage industry.

The most important part of the puzzle is the belt - a thicker polyurethane will prevent wear and tear, while also preventing corrosion. This material also provides high load carrying capacity and superior tooth shear strength. It's also a good idea to keep the belt clean to maximize performance. Besides, the belt can also be made into endless belts of any length. The scalability is one of the reasons why PU timing belts are so popular.

The company has a large production facility in the golden coastal city of Sanmen in China. It boasts an impressive 50 employees and a 7 million meter production output per year. The company produces all manner of polyurethane products, from aprons to power tools, to a complete range of open and closed timing belts. The company's product line also includes high-tech materials such as polymer composites.